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  • 0Ancient Yeast Reborn in Modern Beer October 2, 2008

    …art of that taste comes from the yeast’s unique metabolism. “The ancient yeast is restricted to a narrow band of carbohydrates, unlike more modern yeasts, which can consume just about any kind of sugar…

  • 1B.I.Y. (Brew It Yourself) March 29, 2009

    …o come with a packet of brewer’s yeast. Yeast is the hero of the beermaking process, since it’s responsible for the alcohol and the bubbles. Some recipes also call for brewing sugar, which can be purch…

  • 0Beer Glossary: Brewing, Testing and Tasting Terminology January 20, 2011

    …rewing yeast to produce alcohol. Yeast Yeast are fungus cells that eat and drink the sugars, proteins and water found in wort. The waste of yeast help to produce the various smells and flavors found in…

  • 0Shiner Winter Ale Trips My Trigger November 15, 2008

    …German dunkelweizen — there’s no yeast signature and the rounded, soft flavor tells me that it probably doesn’t have a huge percentage of wheat in the grain bill. It’s still an excellent beer, with a f…

  • 1Aventinus Dunkel Weizenbock November 15, 2008

    …her than being pure ale or lager yeast. Chemically, wheat beer yeast produces a very complex blend of esters and phenolic by-products; what that means to the beer drinker is that you can experience a r…

  • 1St. Arnold Christmas Ale November 15, 2008

    …this beer. I smell a very strong yeasty smell — just like activated yeast before you dump into a batch of bread dough. At low levels, the yeastiness seems to almost be a house signature for Saint Arnol…

  • 0Does Beer Ever Expire? June 17, 2010

    …tle conditioning, which will let yeast remain in the bottle, and prevent some oxidation that will lower the beer’s quality. The fourth is the recipe for the beer itself. Beers with higher alcohol conte…

  • 0Pete’s Wicked Oktoberfest September 14, 2008

    …, then you ferment using a lager yeast at cool temperatures, and you slowly drop the temperature to lagering levels over a period of days. Making a good Oktoberfest (maerzen) beer is a technically dema…

  • 0University Students Working On Anti-Cancer Beer November 7, 2008

    …ab. BioBeer will be brewed using yeast genetically modified to produce resveratrol, a naturally occurring compound found in red wine and a few other foods that has been shown to have cancer-fighting an…

  • 0Grilled Pizza November 16, 2008

    …lavorful and crispy. The lack of yeast in the recipe is no mistake… yeast would make the dough too fluffy and it would just ooze into the grate on your grill. This recipe make one 10-12 inch pizza, but…

  • 3Everything I Need to Know I Learned From Alton Brown May 28, 2010

    …Grill SOFTWARE 1 packet instant yeast 1 pound all-purpose flour, plus more for kneading and rolling out 1 tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon kosher salt 1 cup hot water 2 tablespoons olive oil, plus more t…

  • 17Rolling Rock September 17, 2000

    …malt, rice, hops, corn, brewer’s yeast– add up to 33. This is also a reasonable take on the word/letter count for which someone could have scribbled “33” on the copy I suppose. Belly Buddy Scott Dohert…

  • 1Michelob Winter Sampler Pack: Six Geese A-Laying November 15, 2008

    …y having four ingredients- malt, yeast, hops and water, and can only be found in this sample pack (5% alcohol by volume, 172 calories). And Michelob, the classic lager that is well known as Budweiser’s…

  • 3Powdered Beer April 1, 2009

    …akthrough technology that allows yeast to be freeze dried then forced out of suspension by water. But who cares about that when you can create alcoholic alchemy wherever there’s a tap. The downside is…